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Grey Oaks tops $68 million in 2013 sales
Grey Oaks Realty announced 2013 sales volume at Grey Oaks Country Club totaled $68,053,683, surpassing the $61,034,084 in sales reported for 2012 that represented a nearly 300 percent increase in sales over the same period in 2011. Sixty new-build and resale sales transactions were executed at Grey Oaks in 2013 and 1,272 homebuyer prospects visited the community.
Grey Oaks' sales success in 2013 was primarily driven by the popularity of the community's Traditions neighborhood, an enclave of 62 single-family luxury villas and 60 coach homes being developed within Grey Oaks Country Club by Halstatt Partnership and CC Devco. The Naples-based Halstatt Partnership is the developer of Grey Oaks Country Club and owned by the Sproul family. CC Devco is a real estate investment and development firm based in Coral Gables, Fla.
After strong sales throughout 2013, only six buildable villa homesites remain available in Traditions. Three completed furnished villa models are available for viewing and five unfurnished move-in ready villas are under construction. Four, one-and two-story villa floor plans, ranging from 2,642 to 4,476 square feet under air, are available base-priced from $743,000 to $910,000. The collection includes the Alegria, Bregante, Carillo and Doral plans with three elevations available for each plan. Each villa residence comes with architecturally designed landscaping and mahogany front entry doors.
The Traditions coach home product is also moving quickly. Only 20 coach homes remain available, including two furnished models that are currently available for viewing. All of the completed move-in ready coach homes have sold. Ten new move-in ready coach homes are now under construction with eight scheduled for completion during the first quarter of 2014. The remainder will be completed in second quarter.
The Traditions coach home product has brought an added dimension to the neighborhood. The first-floor Pinehurst coach home floor plan includes 2,557 square feet under air with three bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, a den and a large master suite with a private covered terrace, walk-in closets, coffered ceilings and a detailed master bath. A second, larger covered terrace is located off the living room. Both guest bedrooms feature private baths, walk-in closets and coffered ceilings. The plan also includes a two-car garage with a golf cart storage area.
The second-floor Riviera coach home floor plan features 3,170 square feet under air, a two-car garage with a dedicated golf cart parking area and five covered outdoor balconies. The plan includes three bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, a den, a massive living room, a formal dining room and a gourmet island kitchen. In addition to its private covered balcony, the master suite includes a sitting room, large walk-in closets and a bath with a double vanity. Each guest bedroom includes a private bath, walk-in closet and a covered balcony. Coffered ceilings are found throughout the residence.
In addition to its success in Traditions, Grey Oaks also marked the sale of all the remaining homesites in the community's Miramonte neighborhood in 2013. Miramonte is a private enclave of 36 one- and two-story villas by Diamond Custom Homes and Gulfshore Homes.
With the sell out of Miramonte, and with Traditions nearly sold out, Grey Oaks' Torino neighborhood will offer a final opportunity for homebuyers to purchase a newly constructed residence in Grey Oaks. Torino is the last parcel of land available for development within Grey Oaks. The enclave of luxury villas will include 54 one- and two-story residences on brick-paved cul-de-sac streets at build-out. The remaining 33 homesites in Torino are being completed by Halstatt Partnership and CC Devco.
The luxury one- and two-story villas of Torino floor plans range from 3,032 to 4,311 square feet under air. Two front elevations are available for each of the three plans. The new floor plans have been designed to take advantage of Torino's landscaped views, many of which include water features, and are base-priced in the low-$900s.
Construction of three new fully-furnished villa models and three new move-in ready residences are underway in Torino. The models will feature interiors designed and executed by Design West, a Naples-based firm. Completion of the models is anticipated by the end of first quarter 2014. The three move-in ready residences will include upgraded features and finishes and are slated for completion in June. Pricing will be determined as construction progresses.
"Like the move-in ready villas and coach homes under construction in Traditions, the move-in ready residences in Torino afford buyers the opportunity to engage in the feature and finish selection process," said Grey Oaks Realty Broker and Vice President Erika Kemp. "Obviously, the extent to which they can be engaged in that process will diminish as construction progresses. Those who prefer to make their own selections are encouraged to make their buying decisions early in the construction cycle and to then visit our on-site Design Studio to consult with our design team or to review the available finishes with their own interior designer."
Grey Oaks Country Club's amenities are completed, member-owned and debt free. Resident and nonresident memberships are available at Grey Oaks Country Club. Along with its well established nonresident equity membership offering, Grey Oaks is now making nonrefundable, full golf memberships available to nonresidents for $95,000 through its Neapolitan Non-Resident Membership program.
Grey Oaks offers three distinctly different golf courses, eight Har-Tru tennis courts, fitness facilities and dining rooms in two clubhouses.
Grey Oaks Country Club is off Airport-Pulling Road, north of Golden Gate Parkway in Naples. Grey Oaks Realty is the exclusive sales and marketing representative of Grey Oaks. Visit Grey Oaks at greyoaks.com.
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My husband and I were married here on the 25th of July and I'm still gushing at how perfect our day was at Brandywine Manor House! I live in North Carolina due to work, so planning a wedding from hundreds of miles away left me stressed and anxious, but Nancy and her team made the process easy and efficient. They were always available when I had questions and they were always quick with their replies whenever I emailed them. On the day of, Nancy and her staff exceeded my expectations in terms of coordination and decor setup. They made my special day even more special and not once did I feel stressed! And the venue itself is absolutely stunning; I had guests raving about the scenery all night and even days after. My husband and I got married at The Glen waterfall, which is very picturesque especially when the sun sets. Our reception took place in The Crown Ballroom, which was bigger than I imagined (I had around 160 guests and they all fit comfortably!). Plus the purple lighting that we chose really set the mood. I could not have asked for a more beautiful setting to get married in, and I would highly recommend BMH to anyone!
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Working with Amy & Nancy was great. My husband & I only had 2 months to plan the wedding, & we were doing it all from near 2000 miles away. The tran at BMH were quick to respond and continually went above and beyond to help us plan and to recommend venders. Their team was always positive and available to help. Plus, the venue is gorgeous! My guests raved for weeks about how charming the place was and how much fun they had.
Brandywine Manor House was the perfect location for our wedding! The venue, inside and out, was absolutely gorgeous! Aimee and Nancy were an absolute pleasure to work with. I could not have asked for a better experience. Our guests are still talking about how great this venue is. I highly recommend Bandywine Manor House for any special event!!!
My husband and I could not have picked a more beautiful, perfect venue for our wedding! It was such a pleasure to work with Aimee and Nancy! They were so easy to work with and took away so much of the stress of planning a wedding with their professionalism and attention to detail. I could not have asked for a better experience! Thank you so much for everything you did to make our day an absolute dream come true!!
Beautiful venue indoors and out! My guests couldn't stop complementing how perfect everything was. We used Aimee as our planner and she was great. She and Nancy made everything so easy. We used all the vendors they recommended and they were also amazing! Highly recommend choosing this place for a wedding or any event.
Amiee, Nancy and the staff at Brandywine Manor House are absolutely amazing! I was just recently married in their barn. We booked the barn with the thought in mind they were going to expand. Amiee kept us inform through the whole process of the expansion. Their new extended barn is beautiful and worked well with my winter wonderland theme. If I ever had question Amiee or Nancy were always quick to answer any of my questions. They were extremely flexible when I was trying to decided on the timeline for the wedding day. Every time I talked to Amiee she made me feel even more excited about my big day. I would gladly recommend Brandywine Manor House to anyone!
Brandywine Manor House is the place to get married! It is the most beautiful venue at all times of the year. Nancy and Aimee were there to keep me organized leading up to and the day of my wedding. Anything I needed, those women took care of it. They were always quick getting back to me via phone or email and very professional yet personable. There was not one thing I would change about that day. The word gets around about Brandywine Manor House quick so if anyone is interested (you're crazy if you're not), contact them ASAP to book your event!
We loved brandywine so much! Not only is it a beautiful location but the ladies there are so helpful and always there when we had questions during the planning process and during the day of the wedding. I highly recommend using them for any events!
My husband and I chose Brandywine Manor House as our venue prior to the barn expansion. The facility is absolutely GORGEOUS and we were lucky to use the new barn loft for or reception! We first visited with our families and were blown away by the grounds, the barn and the tent. Not only were the grounds amazing, the staff was as well. Nancy and Aimee kept us up to date with everything and answered ALL of my questions very quickly!! When the expansion was complete we chose to move everything from the tent inside. With the help of Nancy and the ability to visit the venue many times, we easily moved everything! Our day was more than I could have imagined and BMH and it's staff was a large reason why. We are overjoyed with everything and would highly recommend the venue to anyone!
The first time I walked onto brandywine manors property I knew it was were I was going to get married. The staff is easy to work with and accommodating to your individual needs. I can't imagine my wedding being any more perfect! Thanks brandywine manor for being so wonderful!
My husband and I got engaged in early 2014, and were looking for a barn reception in Pennsylvania. Brandywine Manor House (BMH) was the first venue we visited, and completely fell in love with the venue and how beautiful it was. But what really sealed the deal was how professional both Nancy and Aimee were the first time we met them and their love for what they do. Planning our wedding over a 7 month period was easy because of the both of them. The site itself is amazing, with different options to hold the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception. And it's not like some other venues, with multiple weddings, etc. going on, so you truly feel special on your wedding day. We ended up choosing The Glen for our ceremony, the Garden Terrace for our cocktail hour, and the Manor Barn for the reception. Everything went perfectly as Aimee was also our day of event coordinator. In addition, since we booked the place, BMH has expanded to include an amazing addition to the Barn - the Barn Loft that we got to see before it was completed, and a new cocktail area as well. I can't say enough positive things about the place and the people at BMH!!


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Now that the first month of the 2013-14 NHL season is in the books, I'm starting to see the competition League-wide take shape. It might be a little early to predict a Stanley Cup winner, but you can see which teams are emerging as legitimate contenders.
The way I usually identify top teams, especially this early in the season, is by looking at organizational depth. It's not just about which teams have the biggest stars scoring the most goals. You have to take a closer look at the NHL's top teams to distinguish the contenders from the pretenders.
In theory, the stars cancel each other out. I really believe that you can only go deep in the playoffs and have a chance to win or even play for a Stanley Cup if you have depth. That's why the smart teams do a good job of continuing that development of their depth players. They empower their depth players and help them get better. It's a big part of the organizational philosophy. You can't just lean on depth players under the white-hot lights of the playoffs. You can't all of a sudden say, "Hey, fourth line, we want you guys to go out and kill a penalty now."
It doesn't work like that. I think the Chicago Blackhawks are a great example of that.
Michael Frolik and those role players had huge playoffs. Marcus Kruger, Nick Leddy, Michal Rozsival. Each of those guys played a real impactful game. Did anyone project Bryan Bickell to be on the first line? Did anyone think Brandon Saad was going to develop the way he did, or that the Frolik line would be so key? Behind the scenes, they got leadership from veteran Jamal Mayers, whether he was in the lineup or not. A lot of those players who bring intangibles are needed to go deep.
Yes, it's early in the season, but you've got to start finding that early.
Look at the Anaheim Ducks right now. Is anyone demonstrating better organizational depth? Look at their goaltending. Last year, they had Viktor Fasth and Jonas Hiller. Now you have Fasth, Hiller and Frederik Andersen. Oh, and by the way, you also have John Gibson, who is awesome and was named the American Hockey League's goaltender of the month for October. The credit for all of that has to go to the Anaheim organization.


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Thunder fans need to find something to hate about Nene
She had surgery on April 2, 2008.
But all the while, he kept the faith. Check out what he had to say about a year after his cancer diagnosis when he had a perfect 12-for-12, 28-point performance against Utah.
"It's a blessing, you know?" he said. "It's a blessing of God in my life because of all the things that I've been through. His promise has come through right now."
With all the trials and tribulations that Nene has overcome, it's almost as if he's the South American version of Perkins.
Big Tex is probably scowling at the comparison right now.
Which brings us back to the mission at hand — coming up with something Thunder fans can dislike about Nene.
There's the hair, sometimes in cornrows, sometimes poofy, always a little bit wacky.
There's the way he always seems to dunk with just one hand. What's up with that?
And then, there's the name.
Hey, this is the NBA, not the Premier League.
Having just one name might be cool if you play soccer or made massively popular pop albums in the 80s, but since when did basketball players start going around deciding that they wanted to go by only one name?
At least he could've gone with one that's easy to pronounce. For the record, Nene is pronounced Nuh-NAY, but if you ask me to pronounce it five minutes from now, I'd have to look it up again.
Heck, Nene is not even his given name. It was a nickname given to him because he was the youngest in the family. It means baby in Portuguese.
He was born Maybyner Rodney Hilario.
Hmm, maybe that's why he changed his name.
See, Thunder fans, channeling Perkins and making someone the bad guy isn't so difficult. Maybe you're already working up a good loathing for Nene. Perhaps you're even trying to figure out how you can get under his skin.
Just remember, he changed his name to Nene, the word for baby. That means his name is Baby.
That's right, Baby.
And if that doesn't get him, you could really go for the knock-out punch.
Call him Hilario.
Position: Center/Forward
Height: 6-foot-11
Weight: 250 pounds
Born: Sept. 13, 1982 in Sao Carlos, Brazil
Years pro: 8
2010-11 averages: 14.5 points, 7.6 rebounds, 1.0 blocks
Career averages: 12.3 points, 6.9 rebounds, 0.9 blocks
Nene was a nickname given to Maybyner Rodney Hilario, who was the youngest in his family and always hung out with a group of older kids. "Nene" means "baby" in Portuguese. He legally changed his name to it in 2003.
Plays bass guitar.
Diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2008. He missed more than two months of the 2007-08 season, but the following season, he had a career year with career-high averages in points and rebounds.
Favorite teams are soccer squads — Sao Paulo in the Brazilian league and FC Barcelona.
Does extensive charity work in his homeland of Brazil, including hosting a gospel event there for the past three summers and sponsoring more than 50 athletes in his hometown.


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Burrata is a creamier, soft textured alternative to mozzarella that completely shines in this summer salad recipe. Shaun Hill pairs the salad of peas, broad beans and artichokes, with some delightful chickpea fritters. This is a great vegetarian recipe to enjoy during the British summertime.
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|Oct 14, 1997
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|May 30, 1995
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|May 30, 1995
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|Mark Bendett
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|Imra America
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The present invention is directed to sensors for detecting and/or measuring chemical or environmental conditions, and more particularly to sensors of this type which employ optical waveguides to sense a parameter of interest.
Various types of devices can be employed to detect chemical properties of a material or environmental conditions. In one approach, of the type to which the present invention is directed, optical elements are used to detect the effect that a property of interest may have upon the transmission of light. For example, an optical fiber can be used to detect the presence of a substance of interest, as disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,846,548; 5,280,172 and 5,268,972. Similarly, a planar waveguide can be employed for such a purpose, as disclosed, for example, in U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,071,248 and 5,262,842.
Typically, in these types of sensing devices, a material to be analyzed is incorporated into the structure of the optical waveguide. The index of refraction of the material changes in dependence upon the concentration of a substance to be detected. Since the material forms part of the structure of the sensor, a change in its index of refraction can produce in a change in the phase of a light beam that is propagating through the waveguide. Alternatively, the change in index of refraction can have an effect upon the coupling of light to or from the waveguide. These changes in the light propagation properties of the waveguide which result from changes in the index of refraction of the material are detected, to determine the concentration of the substance of interest. For example, in a sensor whose operation is based upon optical coupling effects, the changes are detected through variations in the amplitude of the transmitted light. Alternatively, 6in a sensor in which the changes in the concentration of the substance produce a phase change in the light beam, an interferometer can be employed to detect amplitude variations indicative of the substance concentration.
In operation, the changes in amplitude or phase that are measured to detect the concentration of a substance can be relatively slight. As a result, they can be difficult to accurately measure, which can lead to errors in the final results, or the need for more expensive measuring equipment.
In addition, interferometric sensors, which rely on phase changes as an indicator of detected phenomena, must be set up to operate in the relatively narrow linear range of a sine wave signal. Since the operating range of a sensor can drift due to changes in conditions such as temperature, constant calibration of the sensor is necessary, particularly if the sensor operates over a large dynamic range. Furthermore, these types of sensors require a mechanically stable operating environment, since any vibration or the like can disturb the phase shift measurement.
It is desirable to provide an integrated optic sensor which produces an output that is sufficiently large to be easily measured, and thereby produce more accurate results without requiring extensive calibration or a highly controlled environment.
In accordance with the present invention, these objectives are achieved by means of an integrated-optic sensor in which the waveguide itself functions as a laser, and inherently produces optical gain. This result is achieved by constructing the waveguide from a substrate that is doped with rare-earth elements. A beam of light propagating along the waveguide excites these elements, causing them to emit light and thereby increase the total amount of light being propagated in the waveguide. As a result, any changes in the light transmission properties of the waveguide that are effected by the material being analyzed are amplified, resulting in a sensor with higher sensitivity.
Furthermore, since the waveguide itself functions as a laser, any change in a property of an analyte material which forms a portion of the laser cavity can affect the operation of the laser. For example, a change in the analyte's index of refraction results in an effective change in the length of the waveguide's lasing cavity. Consequently, the wavelength of light produced by the laser changes correspondingly. These changes in wavelength can be directly detected, to provide a simpler and less expensive sensor than those which operate on the principle of detecting phase changes. Alternatively, the output power of the lasing medium can be measured to identify any changes which have occurred.
The foregoing features of the invention, as well as the advantages provided thereby, are described in greater detail hereinafter with reference to preferred embodiments illustrated in the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of an optical sensor which employs the principles of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is an illustration of one embodiment of a laser waveguide according to the present invention;
FIG. 3 is an illustration of a second embodiment of a waveguide according to the present invention; and
FIGS. 4a and 4b are side and top views of a third embodiment of a waveguide incorporating the principles of the present invention.
In general, an integrated optical sensor of the type provided by the present invention can be employed to detect a wide variety of chemical properties and/or environmental conditions. To facilitate an understandingof the invention and its practical applications, it is described hereinafter with reference to a specific embodiment, in which the concentration of a substance of interest is to be measured. In the described embodiment, the substance of interest is incorporated into an analyte material whose index of refraction changes in response to the concentration of the substance. It will be appreciated, however, that thisis not the only practical application of the invention. For example, a substance whose concentration is being measured need not be actually incorporated within the analyte. Rather, the analyte merely needs to function such that one of its optical properties changes in response to variations in a parameter of interest. Thus, for example, in the sensing of environmental conditions, the optical transparency of the analyte mightchange in response to the amount of a particular substance in the air, suchas water vapor, carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, or the like.
Referring to FIG. 1, one embodiment of an integrated optic sensor which incorporates the principles of the present invention is shown in schematicform. The sensor includes a laser diode 10 which emits a beam of light at an appropriate wavelength, for example 980 nm. An output beam from the laser diode is coupled into an integrated optic device 12 by means of a suitable coupling system 14, such as a lens or an optical fiber. The opticdevice 12 comprises a suitable substrate 16 which has a light conducting channel 18 that forms a waveguide. Preferably, the substrate 16 is made ofsilica glass that is doped with a rare-earth element, for example erbium orneodymium, and the channel 18 is formed by means of ion exchange. For detailed information regarding the formation of a waveguide channel in a doped silica glass substrate by means of ion exchange, reference is made to Sanford et al, Optics Letters, Volume 15, p. 366 (1990) and Sanford et al "Y-branch waveguide glass laser and amplifier", Optics Letters, Volume 16, No. 15, Aug. 1, 1991, pp. 1168-1170, the disclosures of which are incorporated herein by reference.
When the output beam from the laser diode 10 is coupled into the device 12,it excites the rare-earth-dopants in the channel 18, causing them to emit light. A narrow band, high reflectivity mirror 20 is located at the input end of the waveguide channel 18, and another mirror 22 is disposed at the output end of the channel. These mirrors can be discrete elements, as shown, or coatings that are deposited on the ends of the optic device. Thelight which is emitted by the rare-earth-dopants is reflected by these mirrors, which causes the optic structure to lase.
The laser light that is generated in this manner is coupled out of the waveguide by the mirror 22, and passes through collimating optics 24 and arefractive element 26. The refractive element 26 causes the beam of light emitted by the laser waveguide to bend at an angle which is dependent uponits wavelength. A multi-element photodetector 28 senses the spatial position of the displaced light beam, to thereby provide an indication of its wavelength. The photodetector 28 can be a charge coupled device, a photodiode array, or a position-sensitive diode, for example.
As discussed in greater detail with reference to the embodiments of FIGS. 2-4, an analyte material (not shown in FIG. 1) is in contact with the light guiding channel 18. For example, the material can be placed on the surface of the waveguide, i.e. over the channel, or it can be physically incorporated into the structure of the channel. The analyte material has at least one optical property that is sensitive to a specific chemical or biological species of interest. For example, as the concentration of the species changes, the index of refraction of the analyte material can undergo a corresponding change. Since the analyte material is in optical contact with the channel 18, a change in its index of refraction produces a corresponding change in the effective length of the laser cavity. As a result, the wavelength of the light emitted by the integrated optic device12 will change. This change in wavelength is detected by the photodetector 28, to thereby provide an indication of the concentration of the substanceto which the analyte material is sensitive, relative to a known value.
The specific analyte material that is employed in the sensor does not form part of the invention, per se. Rather, it will depend upon the particular condition that is to be sensed. Various chemoresponsive materials that aresensitive to the presence of different substances are well known, and therefore are not listed herein. Particular examples of such are disclosed, for instance, in U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,212,099; 5,071,248 and 5,173,747.
Specific embodiments of an integrated optic device 12 that can be employed in the present invention are illustrated in FIGS. 2-4. These various embodiments illustrate different modes of interaction that can occur between the laser light within the waveguide and the analyte material. Referring to FIG. 2, in one embodiment the waveguide can include a Y-branch splitter 30. The light beam from the laser diode 10 that is coupled into the waveguide channel 18 is separated into two branches when it reaches the splitter. One branch contains an optical grating 32, which functions to define the initial emission wavelength of the laser and its linewidth. An analyte material 34 is placed on the surface of the other branch. Reflective mirrors 22a and 22b are respectively located at the output ends of each of the two branches, to thereby produce the lasing function in concert with a mirror 20 at the input end of the waveguide. Light reflected by the two mirrors 22a, 22b is coupled at the Y-branch splitter 30, and defines the output wavelength of the laser. The laser light generated within the laser waveguide is coupled out through the mirror 22a, and its wavelength is sensed by the photodetector. Since changes in the index of refraction of the analyte material 34 result in corresponding changes in the effective length of its associated branch of the laser cavity, the wavelength of the light that ultimately results fromthe coupling effect of the splitter will also vary, and can be detected.
This type of operation provides a number of advantages over previously known integrated optics sensors. By its very nature, a laser medium exhibits optical gain with respect to the light energy being propagated through the waveguide. As such, any effects that a change in the index of refraction of the analyte have on the light propagation will be amplified in the resulting output signal, thereby increasing the overall sensitivityof the detector. In addition, since the wavelength of the output beam, rather than the phase of the light, is the parameter being measured, mechanical vibration of the sensor does not have an adverse effect on the measurement. As such, less stringent control of the operating environment is required.
Furthermore, this type of structure does not require continual calibration.The initial output signal of the sensor, e.g. the wavelength of the light, provides a reference point, regardless of its value. Any subsequent changes in the wavelength can be readily measured against the original signal, to provide an indication of the change in the measured condition, without any need to calibrate the signal.
As a further advantage, the structure can be readily modified to provide desired types of output signals. For example, if the effects of a specificanalyte are enhanced for light within a particular frequency range, the rare earth element that is used to dope the waveguide structure can be selected to provide light within that range. As such, the structure of thesensor can be optimized to sense different conditions.
In the embodiment of FIG. 2, only the evanescent tail of the optical mode contained in the waveguide, i.e., that portion of the optical mode which is at the boundary of the channel 18, interacts with the analyte. A secondmode of interaction between the laser light and the analyte occurs in the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 3. Referring thereto, this embodiment comprises a single linear channel 18. An optical grating 32 is disposed onthe channel, and the analyte material 34 is incorporated within the structure of the grating. For example, the analyte material itself can constitute the grating, i.e., strips of the analyte are disposed on the surface of the substrate. Alternatively, the analyte can be in contact with a grating that is integrally formed in the glass structure. In the operation of this embodiment, changes in wavelength are produced by changes in the feedback ratio of the grating on top of the laser, which are a result of variations in the index of refraction of the analyte due to its sensitivity to the substance being detected. The grating is the primary feedback mechanism which determines the wavelength and linewidth of the output beam from the laser. As a result, relatively small changes in the feedback mechanism, produced by changes in the index of refraction of the analyte, can induce large effects in the output wavelength of the laser, thereby providing a highly sensitive structure.
A third embodiment of the laser waveguide is illustrated in FIGS. 4a and 4b, which respectively comprise a side view and a top view of the structure. The embodiments of FIGS. 2 and 3 rely upon changes in the indexof refraction to induce changes in the output wavelength of the laser waveguide. In the embodiment of FIG. 2, only the evanescent tail of the optical mode contained in the waveguide, i.e., that portion of the opticalmode which is at the boundary of the channel 18, interacts with the analyte. In the embodiment of FIGS. 4a and 4b, however, the analyte is incorporated into the structure of the waveguide channel, so that the entire optical mode can interact with it, rather than merely the evanescent tail. In this embodiment, grooves 36 are formed in the substrate, transverse to the direction of propagation of the light beam through the waveguide channel. Preferably, these grooves are perpendicularto the channel itself. The analyte is disposed within these channels, so that it is present inside the laser cavity. To avoid significant disturbances of the laser cavity, the widths of the channels should be relatively small, on the order of a few microns. In operation, since the analyte is disposed within the laser cavity, changes in its optical properties will affect the entire optical mode that propagates through thechannel 18. While the total length over which the optical mode interacts with the analyte may be relatively short in this embodiment, the effect ofthe analyte per unit length can be expected to be significantly greater. This embodiment is most preferably employed with analytes whose optical transparency varies as a function of the concentration of the substance being detected. With this embodiment, it may be preferable to measure the output power of the emerging light beam, e.g. the amount of attenuation, rather than its wavelength, to detect changes in the sensed condition.
From the foregoing, it can be seen that the present invention provides an integrated-optic sensor in which the waveguide itself functions as a laser, and a change in the analyte perturbs the laser structure, to cause a change in wavelength or output power. The function of the analyte in thelaser can take the form of interaction with the evanescent tail of the laser light, modification of a grating feedback ratio, or direct interaction with the entire optical mode.
Due to the inherent gain characteristics of the laser structure, a small perturbation that is induced in the waveguide by changes in the analyte issignificantly amplified in the output light beam. As a result, much greatersensitivity to changes is achieved, relative to sensors which lack such inherent gain. Furthermore, since the sensor relies on changes in wavelength or power as an indicator, rather than phase shift, the detection of such changes can be done in a simpler and less expensive manner.
It will be appreciated by those of ordinary skill in the art that the present invention can be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics thereof. The presently disclosed embodiments are considered in all respects to be illustrative and not restrictive. The scope of the invention is indicated by the appended claims rather than the foregoing description, and all changes that come within the meaning and range of equivalence thereof are intended to be embraced therein.
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Revival continues at Grace Baptist Church, 350 East Main St., Lebanon, through April 22 and 7 p.m. Evangelist is Bro. Jeff Fugate of Claysmill Road Baptist Church, Lexington. Bro. Clellan Hays is pastor. For a van ride call, (270) 699-9341 or (270) 692-4998. Nursery is provided.
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The Marion County Knights and Lady Knights track and field teams had a good showing at the Green County All-Comers meet held Thursday night. Overall, the boys team won second place with 124 points behind only Green County (162 points), and the girls' team placed third with 81 points behind LaRue County (122 points) and Green County (143 points).
"I am very proud of the effort I am getting from the kids," Head Coach Robby Peterson said.
The Marion County Lady Knights tennis team was able to compete in two matches last week with one against Fort Knox being cancelled due to rain. Marion County played Taylor Wednesday on the road (make-up match from Monday) and took on Central Hardin Thursday at home. The Lady Knights were able to defeat Taylor County 4-1, but were defeated by Central Hardin 1-4.
The Marion County Knights tennis team lost both of their matches last week, losing to Taylor County on Wednesday and Central Hardin on Thursday. Rain canceled their match against Fort Knox on Tuesday. In each of the matches, the Knights were defeated 3-2.
The Marion County Lady Knights softball team was scheduled to play three games last week. However, due to the rainy weather conditions, the Lady Knights were only able to play one game, last Wednesday night against Central Hardin on the road. Marion County couldn't put a run on the scoreboard, and Central Hardin defeated the Lady Knights by a score of 5-0, taking the team's record to 6-4. Head Coach Trent Milby stated that their pitcher was hittable.
"We just didn't get hits when people were on base," he said.
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BENNINGTON An Arlington man is being held on $1,000 bail after police said he threatened employees of Price Chopper supermarket in Manchester on July 2.
David E. Mears, 36, of Arlington, pleaded innocent in Bennington criminal court on Thursday to one misdemeanor count each of stalking, unlawful trespass and violating the conditions of his release from custody and two misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct for fighting.
In an affidavit, Officer Christopher Mason of the Manchester Police Department said he was dispatched around 10:50 a.m. July 2 to Price Chopper on Depot Street to check on a report of an allegedly intoxicated and disorderly man.
The store manager and assistant manager told police Mears had been in the store earlier and appeared to be intoxicated. The managers said he was yelling obscenities and making threats.
The managers told police Mears went into an area of the store that was not open to the public and wouldnt leave the store when asked.
Mason said Mears submitted to a preliminary breath test which indicated his blood-alcohol content was 0.245 percent. Mears is under a court order that he not drink alcohol.
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Thinking of selling and taking a loss BUT the science is good and would like to buy 30 days after sale - at lower cost than original purchase
This I think would not be considered wash sale of more than 30 days
Any one know of any planned data reports within period ending in October? I am thinking next release of data will be just as impressive as what we have seen already
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Wsw has the complete presentation, nothing to do with pumping unless you 'think' the Wedbush conference is pumpi
Another ignore, this time for stupidity
Access at www.wsw.com, sign in and you get both slides and recorded tekecon from the BLUE presentation
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Where did you find conference news? Fantastic news no transfusions! How many Pts?
nonsense remark - put you on ignore and reported
why the big share decrease on earnings report - should not be a surprise since there are no approved products yet - still in clinical trials
Sentiment: Strong Buy
data were dose dependent except for one end point, with small numbers this is not surprising. so expect with larger numbers the data would be more supportive of the 'new' 6 mg dose